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5th March 08, 07:26 AM
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What the article doesn't explain is the basis for the denial of admission. It makes even less sense in an Arabic nation, since the traditional male attire there is an unbifurcated robe, plus it is very common for men in festive occasions to wear a ceremonial knife. 
Might it have been the length of the kilt, allowing the legs to show?
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